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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-26
three New school houses for snlInn.

The school board met last Saturday
10 consider the report Of the COM
mittee on plans and specifications of
the school buildings. Three plans
were submitted, one by Abbott 4
HOhensehild, one by Kreuger 4
Hagan and one by c. g. Wilmarth,
which were accepted. The building
after the Abbott 4 HOhensehild
plan is to be built in South Park and
called South Park school. The one
on Kreuger & Hagan's plan viii be
located in Bonds addition and be
named John A. Logan school, and
the building afterthe plan submitted
by &. q. Wilmartb will be located
on the East Side aud called Oakdals
school. The buildings will cost re-
speetively, about $500, $500 and
800. There will be four rooms In
each building, 25x29 feet, and two
exits from the second floor Will be
provided for. The building COM
mittee was empowered TO invite bids
for construction, and contract for
plans and specifications In detail.
All three buildings will be very
handsome. The architecture Of the
three buildings will vary materially,
which Is very desirable.
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Cure for PiIes.

Piles frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, lOins and low
er part of the abdomen. causing the
patient to suppose he has some af-
lection Of the Kidneys or neighbOFing
organs. At times, symptoms Of in
digestion are present, as fatulency,
uneasiness Of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like Precipitation, prOduc-
ing a very disagreeable itching, after
getting warm is q very common at
tendant. Blind, Bleeding, and itch
ing Piles yield at once to the appli-
cation Of DIR. BOsanko's Pile Remedy
which acts directly upon the parts
affected, absorbing the TumOrs,
allaying the intense itching,
and affecting a permanent cure.
Price so cents. Address the DIR.
BOsankO Medicine Co., Piqus, Ohio.
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I've Anpatss,oo..

THE CASE OF CHARLES sANDEN.
II has been known 30 the public
Cor several weeks that the amputa-
ton Of Charles Sanden's left leg was
i2peratively necessary as q means
Of saving bis life. Early this spring
he was stricken down with pneu-
monia. Then ensued an aegrava-
tisn Of the heart trouble with which
he has teen affected for years aud
heart clOts formed, which &c was be-
lieved passed into the main artery
Of the left leg. The foot and leg to
within three inches Of the knee
turned black and Withered. A dis
eusslOn ensued between Dr.. HOuseF
the attending physician, and Mr..
Sanden's family rs 10 the advisable
lty Of taking on the leg. The con-
elusiOn the family reached was that
the amPutatiOn should be made, and
Mr.. Sander himself was DESTROYS
that the operation should be per-
fOrmed-the condition Of the patient
to Withstand the operation alone in
tervening &c to date Of its carrying
out. Yesterday WAS the time finally
determined upon, and at half past
ten O'Clock, everything having been
completed for the ordeal, the leg
was severed at q distance Of two
inches below the knee. The opera
ton was performed by DR.. HOuser,
DIR. John England, Of Linds-
burg, DIR. Campbell CDr. HIS part
ner) and DIR. F. NJ. Sehnee. The
ether necessary for insensibility was
administered by DR.. Sehnee, and
about half an hour was required to
cause Its successful treatment. The
operation was quickly and neatly
done, and IN twenty minutes more
the patient awOke from his sleep in
q comfortable condition and has con-
tinued to rest easy. The flesh at the
point Of separation is pronounced to
be as healthy IS II ever was, and the
indications seem 10 assure successful
recovery.
CAsE or MICHAEL ROBINALT.
The same corps Of Physicians, DIR.
J. S. ID ComstOek, Of Bavaria,
included, proceeded 90 the residence
Of Michael RObinalt, on Ninth street
for the purpose Of amputating his
leg, which took place shout one
o'clock. Mr.. r. had for a long time
been suffering from white swelling
arising from a fracture Of long stand
ing. The leg was amputated about
the middle Of the thigh, successfully
in every respect. Great care was
used In using the ether and up to ten
o'clock last night the patient was
doing far better than was expected.
The doctors deserve great credit for
prompt and efficient work.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-26

The following Is respectfully dedi-
Gated to the unknown author who at
tackled Salina society In The AbiIeHs
Gazette. We don't know Of any
other "Sallna kIekers:" 4t -
"St. Peter sits BY the heavenly
gates, his hands on the strings Of q
Tyre, and ne sings q low song as ne
patiently waits for the souls of
those who expire. h, hears in the
distance the chorus of song that
swells from the foot Of the heavenly
throne, and he smiles as the music Is
waited along, and MARBLES 3 Law Of
his own: There Is room In this re-
giOn for millions Of souls, who. by
sorrow and woe were bereft; ttis for
those who have suffered this melody
rolls, but the kiekers must turn to
the left! There n room for people,
who, when they were young, per-
sisted In sowing Wild oats, vet who
doomed up their city with sineW and
tongue, but the kickers must 90 to
the gDatel There Is room fOrth peO-
pie who pointed with pride at the
beauty and growth Of their town,
who kept singing lts praises aloud
It'll they died, but the kickers will
please amble down. They'd say
that the music was all out Of tune,
and the angelic gowns 'hand-me-
downs and they'd send for a jels-
eler on 20 the moon 10 sample the
gold IN their crowns. So, while
there r. room for q million Of souls,
who, by SORROW aud woe were bereft,
We want no complaint Of the music
that rolls, 90 the kieksrs- mast turn
TO the left"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-26

Friday night about n O'Clock,
when everything was sin sud eli
asleep taking thsiF rest Che night air
began 10 swell with the sweet melo-
dies Of singers led BY Mr.. David
steIl, In cOmPsn" With other ffiends,
Ct the door 81 Rev. B. n Taylor,
pastor Of the Second n. E. church.
OF course this awakened the pastor
and his wife, and on going 70 the
door 70 open &c, the crowd buIgsd in,
loaded down with all kinds Of deIie-
iOus eatsbiss. After keeping the
pastor up for half an hour, the leader
placed 9 new hat On hIs hsad ana
The CROWD let Ter their hoEss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-05-26

Is i'm store for all who use Kemp's
Balsam for the throat and lungs, the
great guaranteed remedy. Would
YOU believe that Il Is sold on its
merits and that each druggist is
authorized to refund your money by
the proprietor Of this wonderful
remedy II il fails to cure you. J. J..
Purcell has secured the agency for
il. Trial size free.
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Read and ponder and profit there
by. Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs Is conceded by all who
have used il to excel any preparation
In the market as a complete Throat
and Lung Healer. All persons
afflicted with that dreadful disease
-COnsumption-will find speedy
relief and in a majority Of cases a
permanent cure. The proprietor
has authorized J. J. Purcell to refund
the money to any party who has
taken three-fOurths Of a bottle with
out relief. Price 50 cents and 81.
Tridi size free.
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Bucken's Arnlca saIve.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, COrns, and
all Skin EruptiOns, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed To give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
> cents per box. For sale by Oscar
SeitZ.
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The Pret,Ier1 I.aar be- snIIna.

Remarked to a friend the other
day that she knew KemP's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs was q
superior remedy, as It stopped her
cough instantly when others had no
effect whatever. So to prove this
J. J. Purcell will guarantee it to all.
Price 80 cents and 81. Trial size
free
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Il a - 80
Olof johnson, Tiida Iohnson, @.
A. solbsfN. ella holherE, Nor
Fis Conrad. flgott a Co, Nor
ris olaaeF 81 BruwnluT q Cogie
union National Bank, o. Ra-
cine, Wisconsin, Henry brOms- y
ehWlg Co. Kallmeyer, Krau-
thaup a Co, Fox Brus-, =. B.
Hnuck 4 Co. Joseph ~. Hayes,
and the WOODEN hanrg Co, Of
Beaver Dam, WiaeOnEin,
Defrndauta
The defendants, Norris Conrad, PifOtt 4
Co, Morris GlaEer, agent Browning a Coyie,
Union National Bank, % Racine, via. Hca-
. BromsehgiEG Cor kallmeyer, krAltAanP
q Co, Fox brUs-s - ,. Hauck = Co, joseph
~. Hayes and the Wooien ManrF Co. 81
Beaver Dam, Via, non-reEldenta % the STATE
Of Kansas, viii take notice that they have
been sued By MaFdaieiia schWnrtE Gu the Dis
iFict Court % saline oouEiy. Kansas, and that
they must answer the pefition % the pialniin
herein, on o. before the 1lh day % Jane AID
lst7, OF the petition VII - iaken q true and
Judgment will BE- rendered Accordingly, the
nature Of which will be q Judgment nRnlnaf
OiOf johnson and Tilda Johnaon for TIE sum
% tf7t-G5, with Interest according 20 the terms
% 3 certain prUulsEury note, Eued on IN alif
suit, and an order for the foreclosure % mort
cage, the sale % the east half % the northeast
quarter % section q. township a, range 9
west. IN saline county state % Kansas, bar
ring forever whatever interest," IN or liens
upon said land ne said DEFENDANT may have %
claim 70 have. N any.
MAdDABENA SCHWARTZ
By MOoRE A QUISHy, Attorneys for Plain
Attest: G. J. FEEDEIcKsoz. CLERK o. Dis
triet Court E-E5
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In need Of q good liniment, please
call at our store and get . bottle OF
BEGGsi TROPICAL OIL, one OF the
most perfect medicines ever prOduc-
ed and warranted to cure sealds,
burns, bruises, etc, and relieve pain
Of all kinds. For sale by Oscar Seltz.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE
stats o. KANSAS,
C0UsTf % sALfNK -
A, ". Low, Plauiin. }

Before A. Wellington Justice ofthe Peace
o. the city % Hnlina. The above named
Defendant Charles Wilson q hereby noiided
that he has been sued b TIE shove named
the peace % the city % 81linn. saline
County, Kansas, fur The sum Of thirty ave
dollars fr.1. Thnf upon the ath day %
APRIL. ilE, q GnrnlThce summons vas iElllled
10 Ire aalfna Board o. Trade: that sid The
fallnn Bad 81 Trad1 has answered that
ID n indebted % aid defendant n The sum
has been Continued tothe IAN, day % Nay,
iasI. ~ -. M. at which time. uElaI aald
defsnfant npraars 10 eouta1t sid claim,
Judgment vi b RENDERED y aver %
fnid nla1nfiT frF I'd Rm % t1lrtT ave
aniIafs 81 A. w. Low, Plaintiff
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,. HETP. C. = HAHu
sGas FHsiJ ID NsEsin ha


Manufacturers Of kids err iHllag cuuIIl--s
also repairs for Raapan. noEarI, TkI5l1EfI -
Haiarl; also makel % Pdse'B o1ciI,lii1I 90
ircn FIsld Roller; 8mlth's NaW slYinl HI -
ane cheapest IN the market. We naks 3 Sps11sllT
o. Fe-buiifing Steam Engiaes, 8uoks -e1G1fs -
HeaEy sheet Iron Work. Agents foF PFi1sia -
ghem BEaDoraioE aad ca1s MI, PoFlEtls On
and Grist hllis, Easines. B0iion. A.
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Old sores and ulcers.
Seald head and ringwOrm.
Pain IN the back and spine.
Swelling Of the knee jOints-
Sprains and bruises
Neuralgia and tOOthac.
Tender feet caused by buniOnsi
eOrns and ehilblains, we warrant
BEGGs' TROPICAL OIL TO relieve any
and all Of the above. For sale 81
Oscar SeitE's.
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AssARIA AND BRIDGEPORT

r. NJ. Knox has again made appli-
cation to Probate Judge Bishop for q
liquor permit under the new tenn
perance law. This time he will
probably be successful, he having
purchased an interest in the drug
iiFm Of EngbOrg & Co.
The Bridgeport mills are about 20
be improved and remOdeled, with
the addition Of a complete set Of new
rollers, etc. Under the new manage
ment the mills will be undoubtedly
q success, and will justly merit .helr
share Of public patronage.
w. +. Kruger has accepted posi-
ton as head miller IN the Bridgeport
mills, and will make his future
home In that city. While we are
sorry to lose Mr.. X, we can cOngratu-
late our neighbOr city upon her good
fortune In securing him.
The dedicatory services last Sun
day Of the Bridgeport Presby terian
church were largely attended, there
being parties present from q distance
as well as q full representation from
the immediate vicinity. DR.. Bishop,
of Salina, conducted the services, as
sisted by Revs. Lockwood and Mayo.
From the secretary 10 was learned
that only $500 was needed TO clear
the church Of all Indebtedness, which
amount through the solicitation Of
Of Rev. lockwood, was quickly sub
scribed. Bridgeport has now AZ
neat and convenient an edifice for
public worship a. can be found I'm
the valley, and Il has been due 10 the
work and liberality Of her citizens
that she is thus favored.
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JUNCTION CITY.

The Republican observes: June
ton City, Abilene, Clay Center and
Salina should work In harmony. I;
Is all nonsense and ridiculous for the
papers to be continually uuaFrelinG
and Safeguarding each other. Ii
only results In injury 10 all. IL you
can't say q good word for your
neighbOr, don't say anything. We
have known all along that CLAY Gen.
ter was q beautiful little mot 80 lit
tie, either queen among cities; that
Abilene was 80 beautiful as enter
prising, and was getting there IN
good shape; that Salina was bound
to be railroad center, and q city Of
not less than 1000 souls within the
next year or two. And Ia aeknOwl-
edging the above we have not H.
vested Junction City Of q solitary
point in her favor; we have merely
acknowledged what we all know 70
be q fact, aud " hat every one Of IA
shOuld feel proud Of. Junction City
Her people are enterpriaing, fntelli-
gent and industrious, and she will as
surely get there as any Of her sisters
up either OF the valleys. There Il
room for all 10 prosper, aud hereafter
we should let mp on personal abuse
and talk for Kansas, the Smoky Hill
and Republican valleys. Let's try e
for q while and SEE how e works
anyhow. We cant do any worse
than we have been doing, and the
result may be more beneficial to US
an.
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The Minneapolis Messenger says
that Mr.. TressleF, president Of the
Citizens Bank, o. salina. is deeply
interested in the project talked Of
to establish . Lutheran college in
this Part Of Kansas, and will back
HE eathdsiasm with considerable
financial support.
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OUR NKIGHBOKs.
MARQUETTE.

The building boom continues.
The organization of the Masonic
lodge will probably be deferred until
the hall is completed.
Mrs. q. n. Norton returned Mon
day, and the family now occupies its
new residence on Second street.
The Watson Brooks block was be-
gun Tuesday, and will be pushed to
an early completion.
The surveyors ON the "eut-Of7' will
reach here to-day. The contract has
been let and work will begin at
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Mccormick
are enjoying a visit from their
cousin, H. b. Hull. an attOrney-at-
law from Pennsylvania
Last Thursday, Geo. Curtis passed
through the city driving a yoke Of
cows. He was hauling his personal
effects on light wagon, drawn by
this singular team. He stated that
ne MIXED his cows twice q day aud
received ali the Tactical fluid he
desired. He came from Blue Rapids,
and had been two weeks on the way.
He was bound for Buena Vista or
BUST
Last Monday evening there came
near being a tragedy enacted In this
orderly city. Charley Woods and
Chas Osborne, brOtheFs-in-lsw, got
into a wOrdy alteration over some
family matters, whereupOn Woods
drew a siX-shOOter on Osborne, and
but for the timely interference Of
Capt. Underwood, there might have
been blood shed. The Capt. dis
armed Woods and beyond n wOrdy
battle" the matter dropped. Next
morning Osborne .swOre out awar-
rant for Woods, charging him with
assault with intent to kill. Woods
could not be found. It Is supposed
that he has gone to Colorado. The
whole affair Is an unfortunate occur
renee and will not likely be settled
very soon.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

THE STATE OF RANsAs,l
COUNTY % SAEINE,
IN the District Court % aaid county and state
Magdalena schwartz,
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Pacific House
IeRFIes 4 POstleWaIt, Props.
oPpO.its The Gear, HOas'. saIina, Kau


T1HE Paciac Houss b q ReH bulldiag and COZ
~ tainn the eonEgnienc - 81 q arBi-claes hote
a spaeiJua sample rU0m has Tea opengd 90
arFaEFsd for he zee 81 travellers. II \ locats
nsarly opposite the couniy buiEing5, uhere 500
hoard can be Obtained q al Inns, Va e Withou
room- Gstlafaction guaEEntead.
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ID. league, treasurer, and Oscar
Seitz, general manager. This IL an
excellent. addition and lots will sell
rapidly. Il lays west and north Of
south Park, which addition met
with such wonderful success.
Messrs Harris and Henne returned
from AtehisOn Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Harris says the matter Of loea-
ting 3 state temple for the X. Of P's.
was brought up In the grand lodge,
but was Immediately laid on the
table, and will probably remain
there for years TO come. The fourth
regiment was formed, and w. X.
Shaffer, Of this city, was elected
major Of the same. Although the
boys failed 20 get the state temple,
they are not discouraged, but will
put up a handsome temple Of their
own, which will be q credit 10 them
selves and sn ornament 10 the city.
The city council held a special
meeting Friday afternoon. An
electric light franchise similar 10 the
one granted 10 Mr.. Peek-was given
E. w. Pike, representing the Balina
Gas and Electric LIGHT company.
He h given until September Ist 10
the plant and have Il in
order. A petition 70 have
Elm street opened from Front street
% the river, was considered, and q
consisting Of the men,
1eFs % the street and alley commit
ZEE and COuncilmen Cravens and
Fitzpatrick were appointed %
COX into the matter, and make q re-
'Ort 70 the council st their meeting J
O-nlght.
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Yill'
Breadstutfs and Provisiong.

New YoRK, Juno l.-Flour, receipts 20 ess pact.
ages; exports 3,tl2 barrels aud l,2G1 saers; market
h9ryy. and a ahade ,ioSer: sales ll,4O barrels.
Wheat, Iecsipss = ;sasS,,nInIsan bushels; expor!sl II, 81 bush
an active trade reported, In good part for export;
optious nervous and very much depressed. owing
10 a heavy break In the }wtss:r Prices declined 10
on June. 4]lSe on July, aud Hal1hse OF later de-
l%iyerie,, closing heavy; speculation very brilk. in
So,72s,0c0 bushels Of futures and G90,O eco bushels OF
spot: ko..2 Milwaukee 32e; No. I hard 9lAaOs1lc;
unsraded, rcd SSa9o11sc; No. 8 red 900: MOL red
95}sc; No, ! white 9G3c; No. 2 red June 92IIsIa9.55<Sc,
closing a. s2Te: July ssao9994c, closing at 500: Al:
Sc, closing at @jfc; October SsS5aSske, ciesisss.? 4.
toXc: November 90a9lc, closing at'90xo; December
VIC, CLOSING al a211tc; February sjsosEc.
CLOS ng'at sshc; May g6a97c, closing at 0654c.
Corn, spot lots ABOUT ho and optllns t3Se over yes.
exports 1868 bushels: ssalcs 992. eco bushels Of ~.
lures and 1000 bushels Of spot: ungrxded 4Ga4Sc;
No.. 2 June iSAA4Ghc, closing at 46Hc; July 4f55..l
ii!!4sc, closing O. 46Nso; August 47sSs8tFe, closing al
+7s4c; septenbpr $40 400, closing at 4sHc. Oats
exports 29o,oo0 bushels; mixed w seNe slasSc
white do a1ailc.aS Hay quiet; shipping tOa5so,
Hobs steady and quiet Coffee, spot !a!r; rio 1uiei
and firm AZ lvhc: options higher and fairly active,
sales Lll,c0 bags: June lG.V0al6 95c; July .lG.4sa
y 9He; August u; ooal7 ;7ce: september l7.o5al7 voc;
FEBRUARY u 4saiS SO: aarsh i1 7assis. &c
April, 17.iials.0sc. y Sugar, dull > and nominal;
fair refining l3tai !7-l6ci refined quiet and firm on
low grad!s; standard a 518.5 7-lGc: granula,ed
low firm at Sss4c.mI Resin dull ut 81 25aIi 3Oss Tut
pentlnc Arm at s5kc.H Eggs steady and IN fair &c
| tuest; receipts 1850 packages; western ltAl6kc
Y Pork fairly active and steady; primo SIS DIOR new
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Enjoy Life.

What a truly beautiful world we live in
Nature gives us grandeur OF mountains,
glens and oceans, and thousands OF means
Of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; but how often do
the majority Of people feel like giving it
up dishearteued, discouraged and worn
oet with disease, when there is no occa-
sion for this feeling, as every sufferer can
easily obtain proof that Green's august
Fo,Der will make them free from disease
as when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
pisint are the direct causes OF seyenty-five
per cent Of such maladies rs Biliousnees,
indignation, Sick Headache, Oostiveness,
Nervous P%rostration, Dizziness ofthe Head,
Palpitation of tho Heart, and other dia.
tfesslng symptoms. Three doses Of Au-
gust Fouer will prove its wonderful effect.
Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it. paw
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a AND TRADE,
The Features OF the Money and Stoc
ase Market. .l.H =. Eg-

-"- |a= We - ~
The Features OF the Money and Stock
als. Markets.
NEW YORK, June 14.-Money on call easy at "a
81 per cent. last loan at 4, closed offered At s ne,
cent Prime mercantile paper 5as per cent. sterl.
lug exchange dull at 81 s41Saf 60. 81, :
The dealings instocks to-day, after the Grst hour,
We're on a much larger scale than has been seen
ior several weeks The break in the wheat deal
~ chicago this morning, following the excitement
IN the coffee make! tho last few days, caused d
great deal OF ex ttemcnt aud apprehension among
Tue smaller clhss OF operators. The opening was
Irregular, and though tho changes were for lpsig.
nihcant fractions only, tho declines were Ia Inc
majority. The business OF the first hour was quiet
10 dull; and prices, though at first wesk, later re.
covered. So0a after IL O'clock, however. thc
rush to sell begun, and tho transactions Of tle
second hour were about double those OF the first,
Prices moved oil rapidly, aud by noon werc x Ia
~ per cent below the opening figures S,GI
There was Il fractional recovery III the early mart
OF tho afternoon, but decline was soon renewed
ard the losses up 10 2!P. NJ, when tho loves
prices OF the cay were generally made, were abouj
equal TO those Of the forenoon. In the last hou,
the covering OF shorts TUNED the tide, aud a re-
coyery was made before the close, which was
quiet and firm. The active stocks are almosl
without execution lower this evening. WheeIine
y Lake Erie ~ down a3S. Oregon Navigation az
LOCKING Goal ~ Denver preferred tx, Omaha
~, Lake Erie 4 Western preferred X per ceut
Railroad bonds were extremely dull; sales, 81,
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Arc you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rost by 8 sick child. suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? Il
60, send ct once and get q bottle Of Mrs.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILp-
Rem TRETH1Ea. lis value il %incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
medistely. Depend upon it, mothers,
there is no mistake about 1t. It cures
dysentery and diarrhea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
eoftens the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy to tho whole
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FOR CHILDREN TEErHrEG is pleasant to the
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